The Recorded LIVE Playlist
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@ home:
Grateful Dead ~ Show #2 of the Europe 72 Complete 72 disc set
Wembley Empire Pool, London, England 4/8/72 - It sounds great :yes:
Grateful Dead ~ Show #2 of the Europe 72 Complete 72 disc set
Wembley Empire Pool, London, England 4/8/72 - It sounds great :yes:
Grateful Dead ~ Show #3 of the Europe 72 Complete 72 disc set
City Hall, Newcastle, England 4/11/1972
City Hall, Newcastle, England 4/11/1972
In the cage:
Grateful Dead ~ Show #5 of the Europe 72 Complete 72 disc set
Stakladen, Aarhus University, Aarhus, Denmark 4/16/1972
Grateful Dead ~ Show #5 of the Europe 72 Complete 72 disc set
Stakladen, Aarhus University, Aarhus, Denmark 4/16/1972
In the cave:
Weeks 1-3 of Tapers' Section at Dead.net
November 27 - December 3, 2006
December 4 - December 10, 2006
December 11 - December 17, 2006
I downloaded and burned about 30 weeks worth of Tapers' Section a few years ago (~80 cdrs!)
It's all excellent quality and a great (free) place to start for GD neophytes looking to expand their...
You want live? Welcome to my world
copy/paste intro to Taper's Section:
In this space, every Monday, you will find information on the recorded history of the Grateful Dead’s music as it pertains to that week, specifically focusing on the shows for that week, through the band’s 30 year performing history, that reside in the Grateful Dead’s storied tape vault. Although not everything is in there, with more than 1,600 of the band’s 2,400-odd shows represented, there is plenty about which to talk. Check back weekly for new entries and insight into the vault, as well as exclusive audio clips relating to that week in the Grateful Dead’s recorded history.
Weeks 1-3 of Tapers' Section at Dead.net
November 27 - December 3, 2006
December 4 - December 10, 2006
December 11 - December 17, 2006
I downloaded and burned about 30 weeks worth of Tapers' Section a few years ago (~80 cdrs!)
It's all excellent quality and a great (free) place to start for GD neophytes looking to expand their...
You want live? Welcome to my world
copy/paste intro to Taper's Section:
In this space, every Monday, you will find information on the recorded history of the Grateful Dead’s music as it pertains to that week, specifically focusing on the shows for that week, through the band’s 30 year performing history, that reside in the Grateful Dead’s storied tape vault. Although not everything is in there, with more than 1,600 of the band’s 2,400-odd shows represented, there is plenty about which to talk. Check back weekly for new entries and insight into the vault, as well as exclusive audio clips relating to that week in the Grateful Dead’s recorded history.
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Week 7 of Tapers' Section starts with a wicked version of Death Don't Have No Mercy.
It's a good 1966 audience source but it's a hard, bleak performance and I likes it :yes:
quote from TS: "a typically interesting, at times odd, performance as part of the Fillmore Acid Test"
It's a good 1966 audience source but it's a hard, bleak performance and I likes it :yes:
quote from TS: "a typically interesting, at times odd, performance as part of the Fillmore Acid Test"
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ccklone
The Only Good Head is a Deadhead
Hey Now,
The Allman Brothers Band
December 31, 1973
Cow Palace, San Francisco, CA
KSAN-FM simulcast recording (4:12:37 long concert and that was just the music, imagine what a great New Year's Eve that was. Guests included Boz Scaggs, and from the Dead - Jerry Garcia and Bill Kruetzman)
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Finest kind,
Chris
The Allman Brothers Band
December 31, 1973
Cow Palace, San Francisco, CA
KSAN-FM simulcast recording (4:12:37 long concert and that was just the music, imagine what a great New Year's Eve that was. Guests included Boz Scaggs, and from the Dead - Jerry Garcia and Bill Kruetzman)
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Finest kind,
Chris
Grateful Dead ~ View from the Vault - Volume One - DVD
Three Rivers Stadium in Pittsburgh on July 8, 1990
bonus material recorded two days earlier at Cardinal Stadium, Louisville
Three Rivers Stadium in Pittsburgh on July 8, 1990
bonus material recorded two days earlier at Cardinal Stadium, Louisville
February 5 - February 11 was a great week in GD history
here's that week's Taper's Section offerings that I'm enjoying with my morning coffee
Tastebud, Mindbender & Beat It On Down The Line from 1966
The Eleven>Caution>Not Fade Away>Cumberland Blues - unique sequence from 1970
Not Fade Away, followed by Cold Rain and Snow and High Time from 1970
Four Not Fade Aways in a row from 1966, 1970, 1977 & 1989
U.S. Blues from 1978 & the only known time they ever played That’ll Be The Day from 1975
here's that week's Taper's Section offerings that I'm enjoying with my morning coffee
Tastebud, Mindbender & Beat It On Down The Line from 1966
The Eleven>Caution>Not Fade Away>Cumberland Blues - unique sequence from 1970
Not Fade Away, followed by Cold Rain and Snow and High Time from 1970
Four Not Fade Aways in a row from 1966, 1970, 1977 & 1989
U.S. Blues from 1978 & the only known time they ever played That’ll Be The Day from 1975
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PickyEars81
Super Member
Waylon Live - The expanded edition
Waylon at his best IMO
Waylon at his best IMO
PickyEars81
Super Member
Waylon Live - The expanded edition
Waylon at his best IMO
Waylon at his best IMO
In the cave:
week February 12 - February 18 from Dead.net's Taper's Section
This disc has:
St. Stephen>Not Fade Away
Dark Star
Lovelight all from 1970
It Hurts Me Too from 1971
That’s It For The Other One>New Potato Caboose>Born Cross-Eyed from 1970
Dark Star>China Cat Sunflower>The Eleven>Caution 1968
Stuck Inside of Mobile (with the Memphis Blues Again) 1988
and Throwing Stones from 7/4/87 to top it off
week February 12 - February 18 from Dead.net's Taper's Section
This disc has:
St. Stephen>Not Fade Away
Dark Star
Lovelight all from 1970
It Hurts Me Too from 1971
That’s It For The Other One>New Potato Caboose>Born Cross-Eyed from 1970
Dark Star>China Cat Sunflower>The Eleven>Caution 1968
Stuck Inside of Mobile (with the Memphis Blues Again) 1988
and Throwing Stones from 7/4/87 to top it off
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In the cage yesterday/today:
Tivoli Concert Hall, Copenhagen, Denmark (4/17/1972) from Europe '72 complete
Tivoli Concert Hall, Copenhagen, Denmark (4/17/1972) from Europe '72 complete
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